literature
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definition
noun
a great work of literature
written works, especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic merit.
translation of 'literature'
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example
Extensive medical 'literature' describes how vascular function differs in older and younger individuals.
For more straightforward cash rewards, consumers will have to read the small print of product 'literature' to ensure they have the card that best suits their spending needs.
The second major development was promotional 'literature' , the advertising pamphlets issued by the growing number of national food and kitchen equipment companies.
Keep product 'literature' in case of future questions and complete warranty cards.
The region's promotional 'literature' will be upgraded including the production of language editions, which will be used on all promotions.
Third, the clinical psychology research 'literature' has failed to incorporate cultural factors.
And contrary to some assertions, they have published peer-reviewed 'literature' on the subject.
The campaign included rebranding the company and producing new corporate 'literature' , advertising and media, website and promotional items.
The campaign included a series of newspaper articles and the distribution of conspiracy-quality leaflets and 'literature' .
A new study suggests that classical English 'literature' is essential to the teaching of English.
The lack of economic resources also prevents the community from producing any printed 'literature' that might bind its members together.
The first step in the method is to summarize the relevant scientific 'literature' to determine what is worth knowing.
She is on the faculty at Guilford College, where she teaches African American 'literature' and creative writing.
Published medical 'literature' was systematically searched via computerized databases.
She instead recommends applicants looking at the free advice provided in admissions 'literature' or on University websites.
The receivers are understood to have been approached by a potential buyer for the company, which prints and binds 'literature' for the direct mail market, but staff remain pessimistic.
The cost of newspaper advertising and canvassing 'literature' before the starting-gun is fired is enormous.
It is certainly true that the published 'literature' on the subject is well surveyed.
In addition, winners will be able to display the True Taste Awards branding on their products and 'literature' , providing an instant standard of recognition and quality for the consumer.
He must get the public to take note of these brand-building messages, whether they be contained in website pages, printed 'literature' or elsewhere.
They will be visiting problem areas to hand out 'literature' and advice to people on how best to secure their vehicles, and offering support to victims.
advertising and promotional 'literature'
The focus is on explanation and not merely description, and this is what distinguishes this book from the now vast 'literature' on this subject.
New 'literature' is also printed on recycled paper.
There is almost no published 'literature' on the subject, and we are largely guided by our own opinions, experience, and - in some cases - prejudice.
Notably, Hamilton was one of the most influential figures in children's 'literature' in the 20th century.
No need to read voluminous campaign 'literature' , or pore through printed recommendations.
the 'literature' on environmental epidemiology
a great work of 'literature'
Since I had studied English 'literature' at university, many of my friends wondered why I chose Belgium.
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